Princeton Tigers 3-3 Stack Defense (2004)

Princeton has a rich football history that dates back to the 1869 season, making it one of the oldest football programs in the country. The team has experienced success throughout its history, winning multiple Ivy League championships.

The Ivy League does not participate in postseason football tournaments, but the conference champion is determined by the results of the regular season. Princeton has had success in Ivy League play, with notable seasons where they have claimed the conference title.

The defensive coordinator for the 2004 Princeton Tigers football team was Steve Verbit. He had held the position since Coach Roger Hughes' arrival in 2000, known for his aggressive 3-4 defense that emphasized attacking the quarterback and stopping the run.

The 3-3 Stack Defense is characterized by having three down linemen (defensive tackles and defensive ends), three linebackers (two inside linebackers and one middle linebacker), and five defensive backs (cornerbacks and safeties).

The 3-3 Stack is known for its flexibility and adaptability. It allows defensive coordinators to adjust easily to different offensive formations and personnel groupings.